Nicolau Villa-Lobos

Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka NicoFellow continues with part 2 of his analysis of the final table of this massive field MTT with an interesting dynamic of one player holding a large chip lead and looking to put heavy ICM pressure on a number of similar sized stacks.

Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka Nicofellow kicks off a new series discussing the holecard revealed final table of the $175,000 guaranteed $215 buy-in SCOOP event including some strong MTT regulars in action.

The best players in the world continue to battle it out at the $100k buy in PCA final table and Nico Villa-Lobos looks to get in their heads and break down the decision process of these extraordinary talents.

Nico Villa-Lobos examines the highest level of poker in the PCA $100,000 from this year with some of the best players in the world including Justin Bonomo, Mustafa Kanit, Talal Shakerchi, Henrik Hecklen, and Run It Once's own Sam Greenwood and Steve Chidwick.

Using PIO, Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka Nicofellow discusses how bet sizing choices impact our check raising strategy from the big blind.

Nico Villa-Lobos aka Nicofellow finishes off his multi-part Hot 55 series by reviewing close preflop spots at the final table with ICMIZER.

Adaptações para o Poker ao vivo - Para a semana internacional, Nicolau Villa-Lobos traz o nosso segundo video em português onde ele mostra algumas adaptações necessárias para o poker ao vivo, e ferramentas para situações de jogo que irão ajudar a todos a evoluírem nesse quesito. Esperamos que todos curtam o video e não hesitem em perguntar o que quiserem nos comentários abaixo!

Just a handful of players remain as Nico Villa-Lobos aka Nicofellow finds himself in the mix and looks to make a big score. He notes a few key hands and marks them for further analysis in the next part of this 4 part series.

Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka nicolfellow continues breaking down the action of his Hot 55 run. Facing many close decisions for his tournament life, he marks some of the hands for an additional ICMIZER review that will follow in the final part of this series.

Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow kicks off a turbo series covering the action of The Hot 55 and has ICMIZER waiting to look at borderline shove or call spots that occur quite frequently in this format.

Nico Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow provides the grand finale of his Mini Super Tuesday review starting 6-handed at the Final Table and holding the 2nd biggest stack. This interesting chip set-up allows him to share his expertise on playing against the big stack at a final table as he looks to capitalize.

Nico Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow approaches the final table of his deep run in the Mini Super Tuesday. He runs into a number of difficult decisions with premium hands where Nico discusses the benefits of 3 betting small vs shoving as well as between 3 betting and floating.

Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow finds himself with a middling stack deep in the Mini Super Tuesday and looks to exploit some of the smaller stacks that are looking to squeeze out one last pay jump.

Nico Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow picks up the action with a middling stack pointing out the stronger players at his table and then jumps into the action with quite a few difficult hands during this critical part of the tournament.

With blinds at 250/500 and a nearly 85BB stack, Nico Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow looks to turn up the pressure on his table where only one player has over half as many chips as him.

In part 2 of his current series, Nicolau Villa-Lobos aka nicofellow resumes the action holding a healthy 75bb stack. Early on, he turns to his HUD to exploit weaker players and build a stack as he approaches the bubble.

Nico begins a new series breaking down the Super Tuesday from a few weeks ago.

Nico takes a look at a few hands from early in tournaments and discusses how his approach might differ at this stage compared with a later stage.

Nico picks up the action at the final table, where 25bb qualifies as a big stack and proper push/fold play will be crucial to moving up the ladder.

Nico finds himself at a table full of stacks under 15bbs, creating many opportunities for him to analyze push/fold ranges.

Nico picks up the pace analyzing 93 hands he played in the Hot $215 and finds quite a few mistakes to discuss along the way.

Nico questions some key spots during his Sunday $500 final table.

Nico picks up the action with just over 55BB's and looks to continue his dominance.

Nicolau resumes the action holding just under 50bb and looks to wield his stack effectively for a deep run.

Nicolau resumes the action wielding a 15bb stack and on the lookout for favorable opportunities to get his chips in the middle.

Nicolau resumes the action holding just over 50bb and looking to build a stack for a deep run.

Making his Run It Once debut, Nico reviews the Sunday $500 which netted him a big score. He shares a table with fellow RIO pro Grayson Ramage early in the tournament and keeps a sharp eye on him.